Become a social reformer. What would be the top three things you would fix in society.
Become a social reformer. What would be the top three things you would fix in society. List and explain each one. Six Sentences.
Do you believe we need a modern day temperance movement?
Do you believe we need a modern day temperance movement? Explain in six sentences.
What are the responsibilities of an Informatics nurse
What learned from using the ERDs and Databases
How use the ERD and Database in management responsibilities
What are the responsibilities of an Informatics nurse
In your opinion, what role can these videos created by celebrities and the general public play in encouraging the public to wear masks?
We are still in the midst of the biggest public health crisis, as COVID continues to demand us to mask and distance, albeit with less rigor than when the pandemic was raging in 2020. One of our biggest public health interventionist measures is encouraging the public to wear masks. Within the US, wearing masks has been politicized, with mask skepticism embraced by a partisan public with an appetite for disinformation and also distrust of science. But, the science is clear: masks work.
Please review the following article and PSAs created by celebrities and students. In your opinion, what role can these videos created by celebrities and the general public play in encouraging the public to wear masks? Answer should be under 2 pages and should be single spaced and also grammatical.
Share at least two thoughts/topics that is important when accessing global trade and its challenges.
Share at least two thoughts/topics that is important when accessing global trade and its challenges. justify the response, and feel free to cite outside sources.
Choose ONE song by a South African artist that exemplifies each respective period described above (ending up with a total of THREE songs).
The Zapiro cartoon “The Black and White Nation,” simultaneously implies:
1) South African socio-political and resistive sentiment during apartheid;
2) the hopefulness of the country’s “Rainbow Nationalism” transitional phase; and finally,
3) a sense of disappointment and the realization that a few years after 1994’s first democratic election, promises of equity had yet to be fulfilled.
For this assignment you should choose ONE song by a South African artist that exemplifies each respective period described above (ending up with a total of THREE songs). Only one of your three songs can be an example that we’ve covered in class.
Use class song “Pata Pata” by Miriam makeba. Choose 2 other South African songs that support the 1-3 prompts. For a total of 3
With each song you should provide brief biographical information of the artist/band. Importantly, you should explain how the song matches each period mentioned (refer to song lyrics, musical sounds, and signifiers). For context, you should reference at least two of the readings from class. I am also including some additional references as attachments to this document that might be helpful with your assignment (see their bibliographic entries below).
Your assignment should be formatted as a Word document, 3-5 pages in length, Times New Roman font, 12-pt, double spaced. References should be cited in Chicago Style.
Here are the reading links to include and the last 2 links are for class readings you must relate and use for the paper. ALL READINGS are relevant and she be talked about in the paper. Please follow all requirements and guidelines. Please site all readings and use readings appropriately to answer bibliography essay question.
Bibliography:
Baines, Gary. “The Rainbow Nation? Identity and Nation Building in Post-apartheid South Africa.” Mots Pluriels, no. 7 (1998): https://motspluriels.arts.uwa.edu.au/MP798gb.html
Fikeni, Lwandile. “Times are Changing.” In Writing What We Like: A New Generation Speaks, edited by Yolisa Qunta, 62-67. Cape Town: Tafelberg Press, 2016.
Qunta, Yolisa. “Spider’s Web.” In Writing What We Like: A New Generation Speaks, edited by Yolisa Qunta, 51-61. Cape Town: Tafelberg Press, 2016.
Zapiro. “The Black and White Nation.” In Under Construction: ‘Race’ and Identity in South Africa Today, edited by Natasha Distiller and Melissa Steyn, 25. Sandton: Heinemann, 2004.
Please include these 2 class readings in relation to song choice and paper.
- Sites and Carriers of the Hidden Transcript: Degrees of Freedom that’s why the cabaret is the parliament of the people. ÑBALZAC Les Paisans
- Singing Against Apartheid: ANC Cultural Groups and the International Anti-Apartheid Struggle * Shirli Gilbert (University of Michigan).
Please be sure to add the last 2 readings
Present for 5 minutes the ethical and cultural considerations behind drug and alcohol abuse in South Africa during the lockdown period and also integrate statistics on the topic.
Present for 5 minutes the ethical and cultural considerations behind drug and alcohol abuse in South Africa during the lockdown period and also integrate statistics on the topic.
What are some ways that companies could assure users exactly which of their data is being collected and what it is being used for?
What are some ways that companies could assure users exactly which of their data is being collected and what it is being used for?
Compose data for a scholarly paper that relates to the technologies we are learning about and how the solutions could assist in improving the efficiencies of the business processes of a hypothetical enterprise.
In this assignment, you will begin to compose data for a scholarly paper that relates to the technologies we are learning about and how the solutions could assist in improving the efficiencies of the business processes of a hypothetical enterprise.
Summary of Steps
1.Select five (5) solutions from the thirteen (13) choices provided below in the IS-Related Solutions List.>
> Selected: TPS, Cloud Computing, SCM, DBMS, ERM
3.Edit the template following the instructions in this assignment.
4.Delete the embedded tips and notations from your final copy of the document before submitting.
Detailed instructions for this assignment are below and in the Research Project Requirements section, which describes the complete project.
Overview
Project Submission 1 requires you to select a title for your project, choose five IS-related solutions on which to conduct research during later modules, and build a four-page, ‘barebones’ template in current APA style format. The template that you create in this module will become a working document and end up as your final paper submission in Module 8.
The document that you submit for this project submission should consist only of a
- Page 1: Title page with Page Header
- Page 2: Abstract page with only the Page Header and the centered word “Abstract” (NOT in bold font)
- Page 3: Body of the Text Page with only the Page Header and the list of your five IS-related solutions immediately followed by the centered word “Conclusion” in bold font Note: The Conclusion section does NOT have its own separate page.
- Page 4: Reference List page with only the Page Header and the centered word “References” (NOT in bold font)
Implement the Inference-by-Enumeration algorithm in Python
Implement the inference_by_enumeration function for a generic probabilistic query of the form 𝑃(𝐗∣𝐄)P(X∣E). Note that this version of the Inference-by-Enumeration algorithm computes the probabilistic query for all possible assignments to the evidence variables, not only for one specific assignment (cf. slide deck: Probabilistic Models – Part 2: Fundamental Concepts and Notation, p. 40). The function must return one object:
- The answer to the probabilistic query, which is a
np.ndarraywith the same number of dimensions and the same variable order as the FJDT, but not the same size: The dimensions of non-query and non-evidence variables (𝐙Z) must be converted to singleton dimensions, i.e., dimensions of size one.
For example, if we have a full joint distribution table of three binary variables (shape 2×2×22×2×2) and we ask for the distribution of the first variable given the second variable, the resulting conditional distribution table would be of shape 2×2×12×2×1.
Hint: Remember to solve this without a for loop. Set the keepdims parameter of NumPy’s sum method to True to not discard the reduced dimensions. Keeping these empty dimensions simplifies broadcasting operations to a no-brainer.
CODE:
def inference_by_enumeration(FJDT: np.ndarray, query_variable_indices: tuple, evidence_variable_indices: tuple=tuple()) -> np.ndarray:
”’
Computes the answer to a probabilistic query exactly from the full joint distribution table.
:param table: The full joint distribution table as a np.ndarray.
:param query_variable_indices: A tuple containing the indices of the query variables in the FJDT.
:param evidence_variable_indices: A tuple containing the indices of the evidence variables in the FJDT.
:returns: The answer to the probabilistic query; a `np.ndarray`.
”’
assert type(FJDT) == np.ndarray, “FJDT must be a np.ndarray”
assert type(query_variable_indices) == tuple, “query_variable_indices must be a tuple”
assert type(evidence_variable_indices) == tuple, “evidence_variable_indices must be a tuple”
# compute the set of non-query and non-evidence variables, Z
query_variables = query_variable_indices + evidence_variable_indices
Z = tuple(set(range(FJDT.ndim)).difference(query_variables))
# YOUR CODE HERE
raise NotImplementedError()
